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https://youtu.be/9a1FUmNjbiM This edition of TCS Student News was researched, written, produced and anchored by senior students Tyleiah Trusty and Salma Ruiz-Cruz. Recording and photo clicking was done by junior Ronan Guilfoyle. We hope you enjoy this broadcast. ...

As part of our discussion about the renewed national attention to racism in our country with a particular focus on racially motivated police shootings, each student did research and a presentation on a person affected. Each name leads to a link to that powerpoint. Sandra Bland by Tyleiah Trusty Yvette Smith by Destiny Grimes Elijah McClain by Ronan Guilfoyle David McAtee by Ethan Christou Korryn Gaines by Manuel Linan Walter Scott by Claude Nicholson Eric Garner Video by Jayla Nickens-Gill Antwon Rose by Salma Ruiz-Cruz Freddie Gray by Joshua Sharp Charleena Lyles by Kevin Brown ...

https://youtu.be/vRqAnfGqjrQ This is the first edition of TCS Student News since class went remote last March because of the COVID outbreak. This broadcast was researched, written, produced and anchored by senior Claude Nicholson. Recording and photo clicking was done by junior Ronan Guilfoyle. We hope you enjoy this broadcast and look forward to the weekly return of TCS Student News. ...

https://youtu.be/bO5zyyE1LGo This video was researched and created by Olivia Yates for a U.S History assignment. It is an interview with the first woman cabinet member, Frances Perkins. She was appointed Secretary of Labor by President Franklin Roosevelt. Special recognition to Olivia's sister Renee for her help and appearance in this video as the news reporter and her mom Rachel for filming the project. ...

Just got back from the Maryland Region Scholastic Art and Writing Award Ceremony at Center Stage and am still floating on a sea of good feelings. Ethan Christou, a ninth grade student at TCS, received the Inspire Emerging Talent Scholarship award for his work "The Senses Dividing." He was one of only seven scholarship recipients. Graduating student Olivia Yates had the honor of having her work "My Mountain" read by actor Caitlin Weaver at the ceremony. She was also given an award for this important work about rejecting negative images that are often internalized by young women. This essay is being forwarded to the nationals in the American Visions and Voices category. On hand were many members of the arts community in Baltimore along with educators, business and political leaders. Olivia and Ethan's families were beaming with pride as was creative writing teacher and mentor Mr. Don. Our thanks to the national Alliance for Young Artists and Writers and the Baltimore Office for Promotion and the Arts for including students from The Community School in this showcase for young talent and important voices. A special thanks to Sarah Doccolo, long time friend of TCS who extended the personal invitation for us to participate. One of our goals going back over 40 years ago was to make sure that the voices of young people would be heard. Congratulations Ethan and Olivia. You make us proud. ...